The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-06-30

year.
THE Chronicle is booming the Fourth of
July with good deal of vim and praise
| worthy devotion.
THE alumni reception at Mr.. Smiths
on Monday was quite well attended. All
the teachers of the school were present.
THE deficiency OF rainfall for Wiscon-
sin for the season is five inches. The de-
fciency in the cotton states is still great
er.
LOST, between Browns Corners and
Manitowoc a black light ove-coat. The
finder viii please leave the same at this
Office.
THE game wardens are arresting fish
ermen in Sheboygan for violation of the
law relating to the size of white fish
which may legally be caught.
THE town board are moving with vigor
against the Canada thistle and other
noxious plants for whose growth the law
prescribes penalty.
Mr.. THEODORE MADISON and Miss Thda
Peterson, both of Liberty, this county,
were married yesterday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Alison.
THE railroad company is cutting away
the point of land near the coal docks so
that the dock line will have no angle I'M
til the line from Fliegler's mill is struck.
THE Smalley Mfg. Co, have a few of
the celebrated Thomas Royal self dump
Rakes which they have taken on adoubt
full account, and which they will sell at
actual cost for cash.
In mentioning lie stamp deputies for
this district, the Milwaukee papers speak
of I. G. Sholes Of GreenBay. L. G. Shove
of this city is meant, as he continues to
furnish revenue stamps.
THE Appleton Crescent is poking fun
at our depot and says the platform Is
not wide enough for bowling alley for
the Polacks." But like Mr. Dick swing
ing the cat the Polacks don't want to
bowl there.
TRUMAN & COOPER have brought from
Michigan fine thoroughbred Jersey bull,
which will be for service at their stable
near their mill in this city during the
next 20 days. He is a splendid animal
and stock raisers Will do well to profit by
his being here.
G. W. GIFFEY, formerly of ShebOygan
Falls, has opened restaurant and con-
fectionery store in the brick building
near the telegraph Office. He has every
thing neatly arranged and will merit a
liberal patronage.
SUNDAY last was a kind of family day
for excursions to the country. Every
one with family and the means neces-
over the country roads which are now
in excellent condition.
IAN regulating the prices of dry goods
and clothing, which is great benefit to
our trade in the city and country; have
done it for the last four years and viii
positively continue so in the future.
The New YORK STORE.
TIE bridge question in Chicago has
been settled by compromise. Bridges
will be opened by telephone orders an1
only when there are bunch" Ofvessels.
4 struggling vessel must wait for others
before being allowed to pass through.
THE barber shop of Anderson and Ded-
rick came rear furnishing an item this
week. 1t caught fire in the rear where is
stored aquantity of infammable material.
Fortunately the fire was discovered be-
fore it made much progress.
FRANK GEHBE is now in possession of
the Wickert House in this city. The
house is well furnished and farmers will
find here every necessary convenience,
good table, good rooms and a good stable.
A free lunch will be given on Saturday
next. A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
A WOMAN named Mary kubatzky, a
resident of the Third ward died quite
suddenly on Tuesday. In the morning
her husband and son went to work and
on their return at noon found the wo-
man dead. Heart disease was the
| trouble
The German Methodist Sunday
| day School viii hold its annual picnic
July 4 in Mr.. T. Krugers woods. Every
body is cordially invited to attend and take
part IN the different games, such as grab
bag" swinging, target-shooting ETC. Re
freshments such as ice cream, lemonade.
| coffee etc. will be served.
AND now it is Charlie Fisher who has
| grown riOtous with delight He showed
| signs of alteration from normal stand
! ard on Saturday and proceeded to take
counsel with his friends as to what the
! little one should be named The little
one will make it possible for Charlie to
become father-in-law some time in the
! future.
! HENRY EENZEIN, one of the men CHARGED
| with the assault on StpyVart Iacf xr;pIo or